Philip H. Brown is a respected economist who worked as an assistant professor at Colby College and an environmental economist at GeoSource Capital. In addition to his work as an economist, Philip H. Brown has volunteered with multiple global relief efforts, including managing camp operations for Rwandan refugees through the International Rescue Committee in Ngara, Tanzania.

1. The IRC Airbel
Center
PHILIP H BROWN

2. Introduction
Philip H. Brown is a respected economist who worked as an assistant
professor at Colby College and an environmental economist at
GeoSource Capital. In addition to his work as an economist, Philip H.
Brown has volunteered with multiple global relief efforts, including
managing camp operations for Rwandan refugees through the
International Rescue Committee in Ngara, Tanzania.
Responding to the world's worst humanitarian crises for more than 80
years, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) is dedicated to
delivering essential health, safety, economic, and educational services
to individuals in the wake of natural and man-made disasters. The Airbel
Center is the research-and-development arm of the IRC.

3. IRC Airbel Center
Drawing on the expertise of multiple researchers and technicians, the
Airbel Center designs and tests a range of scalable solutions for
individuals and populations that have been adversely affected by crisis
situations. The Center spearheads efforts in areas that range from
nutrition and violence prevention to education and employment.
Philip H. Brown has also contributed to disaster relief through the
American Red Cross in the United States by responding to national-scale
disasters such as flooding.